Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31
THE SHADY LAWNS.
RICHMOND PEOPLE At The VARIOUS
suxMHRRxsoRTs.
Where They are Scattered In Mountain and
Seaside Hotels and Quiet
Farm-Houses.

The following is list OF arrivals OF
Richmond people at tho Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia,
for the week ending July Goth
Mrs. +. w. Palmer, James Caskie
and wife, Master John p. Lee, Mrs.
Ann +. Grant, Percival 8. Grant, Miss
V. r. Archer, Edwin l.. Hobson, Js..,
Mr.. and Mrs. Levin Joynes, w. W.
Henry and wife, +. nj. Moon, Mrs
John s. Wise, child and servant, Mrs.
r. w. Harper, Miss Street, Miss Berta
Wexford, Miss Sallie p. Wexford.
Spotsvood Wexford, G.. II. Roper, p
s.. Crutchfeld. Joseph r. Anderson,
Miss Sally Bruce, Miss X. Anderson,
Benjamin II. Nash, J. +. Il. Anderson,
II. ID. Whitcomb, G.. Powell Hill, j.
ID. Duval, M. II. Sykes, II. +. Laube,
Mrs. j. ID. Lottier, Henry c. Watkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Branch, G. w.
Branch. Mrs. ID. N. Walker, Willie
Walker, Miss Grace Arents, G. b.
Tenant, Robert Henning, Jr., Ivanhoe
Sclater, Mrs. w. III. Lyons, Mrs.
George l.. Street, two children and
maid, Mrs. Columbia Edwards and
maid, Miss Mamie Jacob. Otway 5.
Allen, Miss NJ. II. Watkins, W. j.
Deadly, Leigh s. Smith, II. G. Burnett,
Mrs. s. NJ. Chalkley, Mrs. Ernest
Cbalkley, Lewis Ginter and servant.
The books show that there are S63
guests on hand to-day (29th).
BLuE-HIDGE SPRINGS.
For the week ending July Goth:
Mrs. Joseph Ii. Estes, Mrs. j. Il.
Hughes, Miss Jennie III. Hodgson,
Mrs. Il. A. De Witt. Mr., and Mrs. W.
A. Bowles. Mr.. j. X. Jones, Mrs.
George ID. Peasants, Miss Irene Plea
SAINTS, Miss Bertha Peasants, Master
T.. G.. Peasants, Master Snowden
Peasants, Master Joe A. Pleasants,
Mrs. Allen Talbot, Miss Carrie Tai
bott, Miss Florence Talbot. Master
Charles Talbot and nurse, Miss Julia
Radford, Mrs. J. Il. Branch. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. NJ. Perkins. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
w. Powers, Miss Juliet Powers, Miss
Lulie Powers, Master Philip Ii. Pow
ers, Master Frank Powers, Master Ed
gar Powers, and Miss Pauline Powers
and nurse.
NATURAL BRIDGE.
For the week ending July 9th:
A. Il. Tatum and wife, Mrs. ii. l..
TatuD, Miss Slocovich, l.. l.. Bass and
wife, T.. Gardner, Frank Ellyson, j. j.
Ballow, John j. Hampton and wife,
John II. Dinneen. G. G. Shafer and
wife, Polk Miller, William NJ. Archer,
Hon. Ashton Starke, T.. ID. Hotchkiss,
Julian Binford, ii. II. Selden, j. r.
Macmurdo, Miss Munford, T. r.
Wyles, Decatur Axtell, and L. T.. John
son.
Briefs and Personals.
Mrs. Grace Ward has gone North.
Mrs. a. f. Faris is in Fluvanna
county.
Miss Kate Faris has gone to Licking
ton, Va.
Miss Mamie Drinkard is visiting in
Bedford county.
Miss Jennie Novel is visiting friends
in Louisa county.
Mr.. and Mrs Roland Harlow are at
the Natural Bridge.
Mr.. John T. Leavell is visiting friends
in Spotsylvania county.
Miss Margie Walker, of Alexandria,
is visiting relatives here.
Nellie and Brooks Birdsong have
gone to visit relatives IN North Caro-
lima.
Master William Mitchell, OF Church
Hill, has gone to visit his relatives in
Philadelphia.
Miss Annie s. McConnal, of west
Clay street, is visiting friends in Pow
hatan county.
Miss Emma Preston and Miss Rose
Redford left yesterday to spend some
time in Ashland.
There will be the usual services to-
day at the Fourth Presbyterian church,
west Grace street.
Mrs. Moore and Miss Ellie Bethel
have returned from an extensive tour
through the West.
Miss Jennie Lee Cottrell has return
ed froma delightful visit to Oak Grove,
Goochland county.
Mr.. Walter Yandell Macpherson, of
Louisville, KY, is on visit to his
wife's parents in Richmond.
Miss Bart Dunaway, of Fredericks-
burg. is visiting the Misses DuVal at
Oak Grove, Goochlsnd county.
Miss Lucy Winston, of Louisa, who
has been visiting her sister at 1861 west
Grace street, returned home yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Y. Owen and Misses
Lula Day and Salie Bapty left last
night for the mountains of West Nir-
ginia.
Mr.. s. II. Collier, of this city, will
leave the lst of August to visit Natural
Bridge and bis relatives in Cumberland
county.
Samuel Frischkorn, son of Louis n.
Frischkorn, Esq, has gone to Green's
boro', n. c., to spend the summer with
his relatives.
Rev. j. Calvin Stewart, of the Fourth
Presbyterian church, will leave to-
morrow for the mountains, to be absent
about o week.
Miss Louise Prosser left yesterday
for Amelia Courthouse for visit to
Mrs. Jeter. She will return the middle
OF September.
Mrs. l.. II. jenkins and family, Mrs.
+. Z. Rowe and family, and Mrs. Nan
ME +. Clash and daughter are summer
ing at Ashland.
Miss Mary G. Badger left the city on
yesterday for Baltimore, where she will
remain several weeks visiting her
brother and other relatives.
Mr.. William T. Beverley, of west
Main street. leaves tomorrow for the
mountains Of Western Virginia, where
he will spend several weeks:
Miss Sallie Hoyer, of Fredericks-
burg, who has been visiting her friend,
Miss Nettie Cordle, of north Fourth
street, returned home last Sunday.
The Board of Supervisors Of Hen
rico county met yesterday morning,
but adjourned until Tuesday without
tYansactino any hueiness of nuhlic in